The first issue of ''Etwas'' appeared in 1960. It was published for three years, ending in 1963. Contributions came from Robert Bloch, and [[Harry Warner, Jr.]] ([[Horizons]]).

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The first issue of ''Etwas'' appeared in 1960 from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. It was published for three years, ending in 1963. Contributions came from Robert Bloch, and [[Harry Warner, Jr.]] ([[Horizons]]).

Peggy Rae writes in ''Bucconeer'', the 1998 Baltimore Worldcon convention publication, "Etwas, my first fanzine, was laboriously typed onto stencils, using a manual typewriter and lots of corflu (blue, smelly, correction fluid). Both Robert Bloch and Harry Warner, Jr. had responded to my (typewritten) letters asking for material and I carefully re-typed the material they had mailed to me."

Peggy Rae writes in ''Bucconeer'', the 1998 Baltimore Worldcon convention publication, "Etwas, my first fanzine, was laboriously typed onto stencils, using a manual typewriter and lots of corflu (blue, smelly, correction fluid). Both Robert Bloch and Harry Warner, Jr. had responded to my (typewritten) letters asking for material and I carefully re-typed the material they had mailed to me."

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Revision as of 14:05, 23 August 2012

The first issue of Etwas appeared in 1960 from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. It was published for three years, ending in 1963. Contributions came from Robert Bloch, and Harry Warner, Jr. (Horizons).

Peggy Rae writes in Bucconeer, the 1998 Baltimore Worldcon convention publication, "Etwas, my first fanzine, was laboriously typed onto stencils, using a manual typewriter and lots of corflu (blue, smelly, correction fluid). Both Robert Bloch and Harry Warner, Jr. had responded to my (typewritten) letters asking for material and I carefully re-typed the material they had mailed to me."